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Nail clipping in Stellenbosch

NogPets does nail clipping in Stellenbosch at your door: nails from R60. 4 other local businesses list it too, at R80 to R210.

Also called: nail trim, claw clipping.

What's included

Nails clipped and filed to a safe length.

  • Each nail clipped, dew claws too
  • Rough edges filed

How long it takes

10 minutes

NogPets

We do this ourselves in Stellenbosch: our van or our own crew, at your door.

  • Nails 10 minutes from R60

A R10 fee is added when you pay by card. Cash on the day: no fee. These are guide prices while we get started. We confirm your price before you book.

Nail clipping in Stellenbosch: local businesses

  • Polished Furbabies

    La Colline · Grooming salon · Mobile groomer · Dog walker

    • Nail trim (add-on) R80
  • Tidy Tails Mobile Pet Grooming

    Mobile groomer

    • Signature package (full groom: de-shed, cut/shave, wash, blow-dry, nails, ears) Ask
    • Basic grooming (wash, blow-dry, nails, ears) Ask
  • Ultimate Pet Care

    Mobile groomer

  • Wet Nose Grooming

    Mobile groomer

    • Mobile groom at your home (bath, blow-dry, brush, nails, ears, teeth, styling) from R210
    • Mobile groom (bath, blow dry, brush, nails, ears) Prices start from R210
All pet businesses in Stellenbosch

Questions

Questions

Nail clipping in nearby towns

How much does nail clipping cost in Stellenbosch?

NogPets does nail clipping in Stellenbosch at your door: nails from R60. 4 other local businesses list it too, at R80 to R210.

Does NogPets come to Stellenbosch?

Yes. We work in Stellenbosch: Stellenbosch Central, Die Boord, Paradyskloof, Uniepark, Mostertsdrift, Idas Valley, Brandwacht, Welgevonden, Onder-Papegaaiberg, Techno Park, Jamestown, Kylemore.

How often should nails be clipped?

Every 3 to 6 weeks for most dogs. If you hear them click on the floor, they are too long.

Can I book just a nail clip?

Many groomers and vets do nails on their own. Some only do them with a groom. Ask first.

My dog hates it. What helps?

Go slowly, with treats. Short, frequent trims are easier than one big one.